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4 Elements Of Negligence
Yes, Lou can recover from Jana, as Jana’s action constitutes negligence. Jana failed to live up to a required duty of care when leaving her motor running while she enters a Kwik-Pik Store. This negligent action caused multiple damages, and as a result, plaintiff Lou can prove that all four elements of negligence are exhibited by the defendant.

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